jazz club programme - live music 9 p.m.

Štěpán Markovič - sax, Ondřej Kabrna - keyboards, Vladimír Kliment - bass, Michal Hejna - drums , Imran Musa Zangi - percussion

Saxophonist Štěpán Markovič has a musical friendship with old friends. In 1982, he invited Michal Hejna to his then - important band ESP. He and Imran studied elementary school and together they searched for their way to music. All theese three without exaggeration, can be called the "nestors of modern jazz," will be complemented by musicians a generation younger, but one of the best, Vladimír Kliment on bass and Ondřej Kabrna on keyboards.

Adam Tvrdý (guit), Vladimír Kliment  - bass , Michal Hejna (dr)

Adam Tvrdý is a guitarist and songwriter with an expressive multi-genre expression. In his interpretations and improvisations focuses mainly on his creative ideas while respecting the traditions and vocabulary of musical style. Adam's music could be described as contemporary or modern jazz, taking in her hear elements of style that is most affected (blues, classic rock, modern and classic jazz, latin music, classical music). The first  album "Doublewell" is proof of that, as well as "Suspicious Activities" recorded along with Brian Charette.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dOF7Ql07IM

Adam Tvrdý (guitar), Ondřej Kabrna (piano), Vít Švec (bass ), Michal Hejna (drums)

As the name implies, this band can be heard only in AghaRTA club. The drummer and club manager Michal Hejna, regularly invites musicians with whom he likes to play. Especially sensitive and romantic pianist Ondřej Kabrna, bassist Vit Švec, and ultimately universal guitarist Adam Tvrdý. The repertoire reflects the musical tastes of all participants, including their compositions and cover versions of other famous composers such as Lalo Schifrin, Henry Mancini, Pat Metheny, Sting and the Beatles.

Viktor Jerman - guitar, Vít Pospíšil - keyboards, Vladimír Kliment - bass, Michal Hejna - drums

The only band on the Czech music scene that is dedicated to an almost missionary promotion of fusion jazz. The name Captain Fingers is borrowed from guitarist Lee Ritenour - originally his nickname. The band is composed of versatile jazz musicians who want to recall the best compositions from the 1980s and 1990s, when jazz was influenced by other musical genres and much new has emerged. Especially thanks to the excellent performance of the band's guitarist Viktor Jerman you will hear songs of the best representatives of fusion jazz such as Fourplay, Steps Ahead, Pat Metheny, Yellowjackets, Jeff Lorber, Lyle Mays, and of course Lee Ritenour and others.

Check this video and come to enjoy evening with them. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bpq8aZjY8uM

Štěpán Markovič - sax, Ondřej Kabrna - keyboards, Vladimír Kliment - bass, Michal Hejna - drums , Imran Musa Zangi - percussion

Saxophonist Štěpán Markovič has a musical friendship with old friends. In 1982, he invited Michal Hejna to his then - important band ESP. He and Imran studied elementary school and together they searched for their way to music. All theese three without exaggeration, can be called the "nestors of modern jazz," will be complemented by musicians a generation younger, but one of the best, Vladimír Kliment on bass and Ondřej Kabrna on keyboards.

Bharata Rajnošek - sax, tr, Jaroslav Friedl - kytara, Wimpy Tichota - basa , Ondřej Sluka - bicí

It was only a matter of time when the sought-after bassist Wimpy Tichota decided to try the role of the bandleader. Long-time sidman called his friend rescpected musicians and composed a repertoire of both his own compositions and soul classics, including Michael Jackson's original adaptations.

Emil Viklický (piano), Petr Dvorský (acoustic bass), Jiří Stivín jr.  (drums)

The pianist Emil Viklický is a musician whose projects and albums include a wide range of musicians and genres. In regulary club perforomnces he will present the most intimate part of his current work. Accompanied by his long-term collaborators Viklický will play compositions from his latest album Ballads and More (ARTA Records).

František Vaníček - tr,p effects, Timur Berežnyj - keeyboards, Jakub Kliment - bass, František Kukula - drums

The new band on the Prague jazz scene is composed of musicians of the youngest generation. The band's repertoire is based on modern processing of compositions by authors such as Herbie Hancock, Bob Berg, Robert Glasper, Chick Corea, Gretchen Parlato and Kenny Garret. Part of the repertoire consists of original works and the band is focused primarily on the modern jazz fusion genre.

Jiří Růžička (piano), Vít Švec (acoustic bass), Jan Linhart (drums)

Vit Svec Trio founded in 2000 in Prague Mexican pianist Mark Aanderud. In 2002 replaced Mark Aanderud young Slovak pianist Matej Benko. Cooperation with Matej Benko peaked in May 2007 tour of Japan. In August 2007, Matej Benko is leaving the trio of pianist and instead of coming Jiri Ruzicka. Vit Svec Trio focuses on modern concepts of standards and his own compositions. New members from 2018 are young generation musicians Vít Pospíšil and Michael Nosek.